Examples of using Difficult and often in English and their translations into Spanish
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women under his command for the manner in which they have carried out their difficult and often dangerous task.
They extended special thanks to the United Nations staff who worked under increasingly difficult and often dangerous conditions on the ground,
of democracy to Haiti, but also in the difficult and often dangerous circumstances before President Aristide returned.
her staff over the past year, particularly staff in the field, who were working in increasingly difficult and often dangerous circumstances.
sing while they crack throats,… because they must gain the bread of every day with the pays of difficult and often a dangerous profession.
whom we depend upon for the smooth operation of the difficult and often dangerous tasks we assign to them.
commitment in performing their duties in a difficult and often dangerous environment.
making the emergency humanitarian assistance operations of the various United Nations agencies extremely difficult and often dangerous.
This work, despite the difficult and often heated debate, confirms the need to find the broadest possible
The huge size of national land areas made it difficult and often impossible to police such countries against drug traffickers,
In spite of the difficult and often hostile environment faced by the United Nations
flexibility in addressing difficult and often changing field conditions.
women under his command for the manner in which they have carried out their difficult and often dangerous task.
women under his command for the manner in which they have carried out their difficult and often dangerous task.
They are basically intended to give the woman victim courage to face the difficult and often embarrassing procedures that the legal process requires.and Development, OEF International, 1992.">
achieving consensus on difficult and often controversial issues, while maintaining mutual respect and sensitivity for the concerns of others
women under their command for the manner in which they have carried out their difficult and often dangerous task.
recommendations of the mid-term review of the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s showed that the vast majority of African countries had met their commitments by undertaking difficult and often painful reforms.
the Force Commander, and to the men and women under his command for the manner in which they have carried out their difficult and often dangerous tasks,
to the men and women serving with UNMOT, for the exemplary manner in which they have performed their difficult and often dangerous duties.